1828 Australian Storm

Why are these historical hegemony novels so anxious to expand their territory when they haven't fixed their basic bases yet? Are you afraid that you won't die quickly enough? If you survive for 10 years and the population increases, you won't be able to attack wherever you want. Why do people expand everywhere if they don't have a population, are you stupid? Do you regard those Western colonists as fools? One man against the whole West. How can people watch your rise? Just look at China now and you will know. What a fool.

The writing is too modern. In feudal times, positions must be passed on to sons, and the struggle is too democratic. There was no foul language, no gore, it was completely impossible in those days. Especially the struggle, the writing is as imaginative as playing house. I used to want gold to go to the fleet from the very beginning. No matter what, I had to have a basic base before I started doing things, and I had to have trusted subordinates. Immigrants have talented children and the like, frustrated junior officers, etc. To win over. If you don't even have a few confidants, what kind of job will you take? You have a weak mind. Hurry up and change it again, otherwise your grades will not be better.

The logic of this book is flawed. You are trying to immigrate to Australia during the age of sailing. You are just an iron-headed boy. Australia was too closed in the age of sailing. You cannot go directly from Indonesia to Australia because there is an equatorial windless zone. If you sail to the equatorial windless zone, it will basically be a dead end. Unless there is a steamship. To go to Australia by sailboat, you have to drift from the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of Africa along the westerly drift directly eastward across the Indian Ocean to Australia. The distance is extremely long, and Australia is not on the main waterway and has no commercial interests, so no one goes there. Otherwise, you think the Dutch discovered Australia in the 17th century, so why haven't they developed it? Let's take a look at your immigration route. You have to go out of the Strait of Malacca from the coast of China, pass through Ceylon, pass through the Arabian Peninsula and then go south along the east coast of Africa to the Cape of Good Hope. Then drift along the westerly wind from the Cape of Good Hope to Australia. Calculate the time and cost, and it won't kill you.

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

The time point is still too early, around 1860 is about the same, and we can see the First World War later.

The donkeys in the production team are faster than you, faster and faster

God, please make a map, it's really dizzy🤥

In the 19th century, the status of the Chinese in Australia was very low. Moreover, by the middle of the 19th century, all states had anti-Chinese policies. So to this day, it is difficult for the Chinese to get ahead, and their political status is not high. Just look at how many people are in politics now? No matter how bad the US imperialism is, it still manages to get in the way of governors and ministers. Of course, these people are all yellow-skinned and white-hearted, and they will only lose a bone to their master if they bite China hard.

The 17th century is about the same, the 18th century is too late.

In the early 19th century, I played house in Australia